Pittsburghs Tarentum Campmeeting A Cottage Historic Enclave
The PTCA founded in 1849 preserves 33 cottages circa 1870 1920s around the Lindenmuth Tabernacle. The open air site hosts Wednesday and Sunday services in July August with occasional free concerts. Cottages cost about 20000, require duties from residents, and attract a multidenominational Christian community.
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Pittsburgh
Martha’s Vineyard
Massachusetts
Ocean City
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Chautauqua Institution
New York
Natrona Heights
Jack Richards
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Lindenmuth Tabernacle
Ginny Wellman
Victoria
Doyle
Springfield Music Evolves With Rocket Science Positivity
Springfield musician describes constant evolution in writing and life. He discusses discipline and hard work, his album Rocket Science focusing on positivity, and hints at a grittier follow up. He credits happiness to wife Barbara and two sons and cherishes family time before trips to Italy. Contacts: Diana Nollen.
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Florida
Arizona
Allegheny River
Oakmont
Cyndi Nace
Debbie Caffacus
Tom
Judy Doyle
Penn Hills
Barbara
Italy
Pastor descended from Lee urges moving Confederate monuments
The Rev. Robert Wright Lee IV, a Duke Divinity School graduate and pastor, says Confederate symbols should be moved to museums for education. He links his family ties to Gen. Robert E. Lee to urging a shift away from idolizing the Confederacy and recounts key 2015 2017 events shaping his stance.
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Robert Wright Lee IV
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Robert E. Lee
Lee
HuffPost
NPR
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Statesville
Duke Divinity School
Edenton Street United
Dylann Roof
Charleston
S.C
Roof
South Carolina
Charlottesville
Unite the Right
Ku Klux Klan
Broad Street United Methodist Church
Durham
Baltimore
Gen. Lee
Duke Chapel
Jessi Lancaste
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Raleigh News & Observer
Ucandan Children’ S Choir
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